Is it weird that I’m actually excited to review something that isn’t a toy and doesn’t have to be used on my body?

I was looking forward to testing out the L’amourose Toy Cleaning Spray. I rarely use something liketoy cleaner and when I did, the only one I had was a foaming one. I tend to opt for simply washing a toy with soap and warm water, because for the most part I’m not sharing them with a partner, and it’s pretty easy to do. (And I’m lazy low-maintenance.)

The L’amourose Toy Cleaning Spray is even easier than that! Just a few spritzes and either allowing it to air dry or wiping it down with a paper towel and you’re good to go!

Check out my little 1 minute video of how to use it:

(P.S. How adorable is my short hair?)

I love that the bottle is just 2 oz. – the perfect size for your carry-on during air travel. It’s helpful to not have a giant bottle of something and have to pour some into a smaller vessel. Huzzah for ease!

I wouldn’t say it is “scent-free,” but the spray doesn’t have a heavy scent. This is a challenging concept to convey via text, but this toy cleaner has a sort of artificial, plastic-y scent to it. It’s not overwhelming to me. I can’t really smell it unless I get it right up to my nose. It’s kind of like the same scent as unscented baby wipes, or make-up remover wipes. Hopefully you get what I’m saying.

The directions and ingredients come in English and French.

The L’Amourose Toy Cleaning Spray is $16.99 – on the slightly higher end of the price range for similar items in this category. I think it’s worth it. It isn’t something that will run out super quickly because it only takes a few spritzes. When you consider the size of the bottle, I can see the price seems steep, but again, what’s the point of a 6 oz bottle of something similar if you can’t just chuck it into your carry on if and when you travel?

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